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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1910
Page
8
Wright aeroplane makes shrilling ascent as it leaves the monorail. Areh Hoxsey headlines the Elks Week exhibition at the State Fair with four daily flights from Sept 19 to 24.
The State Fair plans to use coin counting turnstiles at all entrances during September 19 to 24 to ease crowd handling. Visitors deposit coins, no tickets issued, and each day’s admittance total is printed from the turnstile readouts. Cash retained and receipts tally with the counts for simpler accounting.
Venice residents clung to six cups with beautiful design and workmanship as wares were sent abroad. The article notes the general shift in life while exports and glass decors influence daily habits.
The Probate Court of Washtenaw County issued an order on August 20 1910 that four months from that date creditors may present claims against the estate of Marcy Tate late of the county deceased. Creditors must file at the Probate Office in Ann Arbor for examination and allowance with hearings on October 31 and December 31 at ten o clock in the forenoon.
A fragment mentions Washtenaw County probate matters with Dorcas G. Donegan and Emory Leland cited as judge of probate. Further readable text is limited.
In Washtenaw County probate court, Emory B Leland oversees the Estate of George S Wood deceased. Arthur A Wood is the executor. The court orders September hearing at ten o clock for the account and directs publication in Saline Observer for three weeks.
In Washtenaw County probate court at Ann Arbor on August 16 1910 Judge Emory B Leland ordered a final accounting for Daniel Nissly deceased and set September 18 at 10 00 am for hearing at the Probate Office. A copy of the order will be published in the Saline Observer for three weeks prior.
A NY publisher named H. Birds is cited as having recently released a novel. The piece notes the author’s work appears to be a good book for a quiet hour on a screened porch.
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